Review of Gran Torino (2008) by Jared S — 30 Jun 2013
Another good film from Clint Eastwood. Eastwood plays Walt Kowalski here, a Korean War veteran who is far away from the community and his relatives. He is a racist at the beginning as well. However, after interacting with his Hmong neighbours, his life has changed drastically.
At first the film is stuffed with hilarious dialogues and jokes. When it comes the ending, it becomes shocking. You may not cry for it, but you will definitely be saddened. Eastwood is brilliant here.
He is tough and rightful as always. This time, he is more babaric acted and provocative. This may sound odd but makes Gran Torino more amusing to audience.
This review of Gran Torino (2008) was written by Jared S on 30 Jun 2013.
Gran Torino has generally received very positive reviews.
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